Re: User-Space Can dongles? Stlink-v3Bridge as CAN dongle

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On 8/16/19 2:38 PM, bon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> In a proper designed system, you want to have UART, GPIO, I2C, SPI and
>> CAN drivers in the kernel, not implemented in user space.
>>
> This would imply the USB protocol open or reverse engineered or
> leaked. For the JTAG/SWD part this is already done (OpenOCD, pyOCD,
> blackmagic debug probe), also only in user space.

Yes, because there was no kernel abstraction for jtag adapters.

> For the "bridge
> functions there are not (yet?) open specifications.

However for CAN we have. So I'd rather use a proper supported USB CAN
adapter or write a kernel driver for this.

regards,
Marc

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